Sule inaugurates security advisory committee, charges retired officers with security advice By Ajah Julius M.Lafia

Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, on Monday inaugurated a nine-member Security Advisory Committee to strengthen intelligence gathering, public order and the state’s response to security challenges.

The committee is chaired by retired Major General Iliyasu Isah Abbah, with other members drawn largely from retired senior military, police and security personnel.

Members of the committee been inaugurated in Liafia 
Those inaugurated alongside the chairman are retired Air Vice Marshal Bmibmitawuza David Solomon; retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police Mohammed Ali Ari Doma; retired Brigadier-General Jafaru Agbashi Ebu; retired Commissioner of Police Isa Usman Baba; retired Wing Commander Umar Mohammed Awe; retired Wing Commander Mukhtar Usman; and retired Chief Superintendent of Police Adamu Tanko Umar.
Members of the committee post for photography 


The Permanent Secretary, Security and Sundry Matters, Iliya Sunday (JP), will serve as secretary to the committee.

The committee is expected to advise the governor on the day-to-day security situation across Nasarawa State and support efforts to improve intelligence gathering and analysis.

It will also provide timely, objective and practical recommendations to the government on measures required to maintain public order and strengthen security.

The inauguration comes amid continuing efforts by the state government to enhance coordination among security agencies and improve the state’s capacity to respond to emerging security threats.

Governor Sule urged members of the committee to bring their wealth of experience to bear on their assignment and provide professional advice capable of strengthening security across the state.

Governor A.A.Sule of Nassawa state

The committee is expected to commence its advisory functions immediately.

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